Science Career Magazine

Issue for April 06, 2007

Science Career Magazine
Special Feature: Getting Published in Scientific Journals: By Elisabeth Pain -
Your publication record can make or break your career, but training in scientific writing is rare. What can you do to improve your chance of success?; Science Career Magazine
Writing Science: The Story's the Thing: By Roberta Ness -
One key to good scientific writing is spinning a good (nonfiction) yarn, writes a widely published scientist who also writes children's stories.; Science Career Magazine
Tips for Publishing in Scientific Journals: By Katrina Kelner -
Science Deputy Editor Katrina Kelner offers nuts-and-bolts advice on how to get your research published.; Science Career Magazine
Moving Out of the Shadows: Publishing From the Rest of the World: By Elisabeth Pain -
When writing up their research for international journals, scientists in non-Anglophone countries face challenges that go beyond proficiency in a foreign language.; Science Career Magazine
Careers in Cancer Research: Many Paths To Choose: By Julie Clayton -

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